Although it has yet to be announced, not much of the Samsung Galaxy S26 FE remains a mystery thanks to all the leaks. Demystifying it even further are live videos of the phone in action, including one that may have actually been shot in Malaysia, showcasing a pretty good look at a camera feature called Horizontal Lock in action.
This comes via a TikTok account with the handle @_samz02. Of course, we see some items off the Samsung Galaxy S26 FE spec sheet that should be familiar to most by now. These include the 6.7-inch Full HD+ 120Hz screen, the Exynos 2500 chipset, a 4,900 mAh battery that supports 45W charging, and the 50MP main + 12MP wide-angle + 8MP 3x telephoto zoom camera combo. Other features being shown off include the ability to have a multi-window setup as if it were a foldable phone.
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As for the camera features, the video shows off a few sample images taken with the Samsung Galaxy S26 FE, as you’d expect. One even shows a shot taken within what looks like AEON Mall Kuching Central. But perhaps more importantly, the clip also includes a demonstration of the aforementioned Horizontal Lock feature, a subset of the SuperSteady Mode. This sees the phone being rotated wildly as it is recording, with the feature straightening out the shot the whole time.
The video also shows what the phone, or more specifically its back, actually looks like outside of renders, but it’s a pretty small part of the video. It also doesn’t show anything new that prior leaks have not already shown. But with there being a live clip of the phone in action, it should not be long before Samsung officially reveals the Galaxy S26 FE. Rumours already point to the phone being more expensive than its predecessor, so there’s that to brace for.
(Source: TikTok)
